Meaning & use
invariably
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Always; in every case, without exception.
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He invariably arrives ten minutes early to every meeting.
Traffic on this road is invariably heavy during rush hour.
A note on using this word
Stronger and more formal than 'usually'; it implies no exceptions occur.
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